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A review by wellreadsinger
Starcrossed by Shae Sanders
adventurous
emotional
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
5.0
Shae Sanders, the absolute icon you are.
It is safe to say, the Sanders has successfully got me back in her clutches with the Jackson Brother series. Electra and Victor were too characters that hated each other so good that somewhere along the line, hate magically turned its self into love.
Ms. Montrose and Mr. Jackson with their with their witty banter, and effortless sensual chemistry were joy to watch develop in these 200 pages. Starcrossed is an absolute masterclass in writing enemies to loves with just the right amount of shared history. Friends, well I guess Enemies? with benefits was bound to unravel the layers these two possessed, especially Electra. The patience Vic had in doing so so heartwarming and I adore the way he loved her wholly for who she is without ever asking her to change.
Starcrossed is a testimony to the beauty of loving yourself fully so that others have no choice but to do the same and to always highlight your own vision of who you are so you’re never blinded by what others see for you instead.
It is safe to say, the Sanders has successfully got me back in her clutches with the Jackson Brother series. Electra and Victor were too characters that hated each other so good that somewhere along the line, hate magically turned its self into love.
Ms. Montrose and Mr. Jackson with their with their witty banter, and effortless sensual chemistry were joy to watch develop in these 200 pages. Starcrossed is an absolute masterclass in writing enemies to loves with just the right amount of shared history. Friends, well I guess Enemies? with benefits was bound to unravel the layers these two possessed, especially Electra. The patience Vic had in doing so so heartwarming and I adore the way he loved her wholly for who she is without ever asking her to change.
Starcrossed is a testimony to the beauty of loving yourself fully so that others have no choice but to do the same and to always highlight your own vision of who you are so you’re never blinded by what others see for you instead.